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BTC/AED historic rates and predictions |
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The year of 2016 has certainly been both good and bad for the world’s most well known cryptocurrency - the bitcoin. Even though it had its up and downs, today bitcoin costs roughly $700, which is 2,600 dirhams. Let's take a look at how the price of BTC was developing in the best and try to make some possible forecast for the near future. One important thing to mention before we move on any further. If you haven’t heard, AED (a currency code for United Arab Emirates Dirham) is pegged to US Dollar. Hence, all of the changes in the dollar rate will be reflected nearly instantly. Take a look at the five-year chart of USD/AED below taken from XE to understand that there is nearly no fluctuations between these two currencies. Hence, an obvious conclusion that we should make here is that BTC/AED rate will be quite similar to BTC/USD rate, as long as the peg remains intact. This is why below we are going to use BTC/USD, also one of the main reasons for doing this is that the information on BTC/USD rates is much more accessible. Past performance Fluctuations One of such company examples would be some bitcoin casinos. Similar to regular betting places, bitcoin casinos also have bonuses, all types of possible games and so on. However, the main difference between a regular gambling and gambling with the bitcoins is that instead of just using BTCs as a mean of payments, players are actually required to bet and receive payouts only in one currency - bitcoins. This way it possible to avoid any potential losses coming in from the FX fees. This is especially true for the players that can allocate a certain part of their balance on the expenses that could be settled in the bitcoin. Nevertheless, the bitcoin seems to be very volatile and this could be the main reason for its popularity among the day traders. Future predictions |
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